Research on the Polish short version of the Impulsive Behavior Scale UPPS-P

Poprawa, Ryszard

doi:10.5114/ain.2019.85767

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“…The following tests were used in the study: The Temperament and Character Inventory-Revised (TCI-R (56)) [ 49 ] (Polish adaptation Wontorczyk [ 50 ]) and a shortened version of the Urgency, Premeditation, Perseverance, Sensation-Seeking, Positive Urgency, Impulsive Behavior Scale S-UPPS-P [ 51 ] (Polish adaptation Poprawa [ 52 ]). The results of the study were subjected to statistical analysis.…”

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A Psychological Profile of Elite Polish Short Track Athletes: An Analysis of Temperamental Traits and Impulsiveness

Gabryś

Wontorczyk

2022

IJERPH

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The aim of this study was to determine the temperament and impulsiveness profile of short track athletes. Professional athletes (juniors and seniors), under training in the Polish National Team (Nfemale = 21, Nmale = 19, Mage = 20), completed The Temperament and Character Inventory- Revised (TCI-R (56)) and a shortened version of the Urgency, Premeditation, Perseverance, Sensation-Seeking, Positive Urgency, Impulsive Behavior Scale (S-UPPS-P). The results proved that skaters obtain higher scores than the general population on the temperamental scales i.e., persistence, harm avoidance and novelty seeking and impulsivity scales i.e., sensation seeking and positive urgency. After the cluster analysis, two homogeneous profiles of short track athletes were determined. The first profile includes athletes with high scores on the reward dependence, persistence, self-directedness, cooperativeness, temperamental and sensation-seeking impulsiveness scales coupled with low scores on the temperamental scale, harm avoidance and impulsiveness scales: positive urgency, negative urgency and the lack of perseverance. The second profile is the reverse of the first profile for the short track athletes.

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“…The S-UPPS-P [ 51 , 52 ] is used to investigate the personality pathways that lead to impulsiveness. The questionnaire has 20 items, four for each of the five dimensions it measures.…”

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A Psychological Profile of Elite Polish Short Track Athletes: An Analysis of Temperamental Traits and Impulsiveness

Gabryś

Wontorczyk

2022

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“…The Impulsive Behavior Scale Short Version (SUPPS-P) [ 22 ] in Polish adaptation [ 33 ] assesses different facets of impulsivity, including urgency, premeditation, perseverance, sensation seeking. Items which are rated on a four-point Likert scale from 1 ( strongly agree ) to 4 ( strongly disagree ).…”

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The Polish COVID Stress Scales: Considerations of psychometric functioning, measurement invariance, and validity

2021

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The COVID Stress Scales (CSS) were developed to measure stress in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. To further investigate the psychometric properties of the CSS, we used data collected in Poland across two waves of assessment (N = 556 at T1 and N = 264 at T2) to evaluate the factor structure, reliability (at the item and scale level), measurement invariance (across the Polish and Dutch translations of the CSS, and time), over time stability, and external associations of the Polish-language version of the CSS (CSS-PL). Overall, results suggest that the CSS-PL is psychometrically robust, largely invariant across the countries and time-lags considered. The CSS-PL was also positively related to other measures of COVID-19 fear, health anxiety, obsessive compulsive symptoms, anxiety, depression, and intent to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. This study thus provides considerable information about the CSS’s items and scales, and lays the foundation for future investigations into COVID stress across time and different populations.

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“…Impulsivity is the predisposition to unplanned actions to internal and external stimuli without considering the negative consequences of these actions for an individual and the environment (Poprawa, 2019). Whiteside and Lynam (2001) and later Cyders and Smith (2007) found that impulsivity might consist of five dimensions: (1) lack of premeditationdifficulties in overthinking consequences of an action before undertaking it; (2) sensation seeking-tendency to undertake and derive pleasure from exciting and/or risky activities and openness to experiences, even if they are dangerous; (3) lack of perseverancedeficit in concentration on tasks when they become boring or difficult; (4) negative urgencya tendency to engage in impulsive behavior when experiencing negative emotions; and (5) positive urgencya tendency to engage in such behavior when experiencing positive emotions.…”

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The role of time perspectives and impulsivity dimensions in coping styles

Nowakowska¹

2020

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Both time perspectives and impulsivity dimensions are groups of traits that are connected to self-control abilities and might be important for coping styles. However, to date, no study has systematically investigated their utility in predicting coping styles with regard to their multidimensional nature. The current study was correlational and exploratory, aiming to discover what amount of variance in each of the three coping styles, problem-oriented, active emotion-oriented and avoidant, is accounted for by two groups of predictors: time perspectives and impulsivity dimensions. N = 397 young adults aged 18-35 from the general population took part in the study. Results of a multiple linear regression testing both groups of predictors separately and of hierarchical regression analysis introducing the two predictor groups in subsequent steps suggested that time perspectives accounted for more variance in adaptive coping styles: problem-oriented and active emotion-oriented coping. For avoidant coping, both time perspectives and impulsivity dimensions accounted for a similar amount of variance. The results provide evidence that time perspectives should be investigated in domains related to coping (e.g., mental health issues, substance abuse, risk-taking behaviors), for which impulsivity has been considered an important predictor. Moreover, impulsivity ought to be tested with regard to its multidimensionality.

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Research on the Polish short version of the Impulsive Behavior Scale UPPS-P

Cited by 9 publications

References 23 publications

A Psychological Profile of Elite Polish Short Track Athletes: An Analysis of Temperamental Traits and Impulsiveness

A Psychological Profile of Elite Polish Short Track Athletes: An Analysis of Temperamental Traits and Impulsiveness

The Polish COVID Stress Scales: Considerations of psychometric functioning, measurement invariance, and validity

The role of time perspectives and impulsivity dimensions in coping styles

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